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by leading AIDS researchers
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as dangerous, scientifically
For Convention, unfounded and unethical.
GOPers Have More
Money than Time
"We allow the malaria to run for three weeks, and then we
WSJ: US Attorney cure it," says Dr. Heimlich, now 87 years-old.
Scandal Advances
In a study commissioned by Dr. Heimlich, eight human
NV Scandal Gov. Wins subjects have already been injected with a form of malaria in
Mansion, Silence China in the 1990s, and he is now involved with a research
project involving AIDS patients in Ethiopia who are initially
left untreated for malaria with available medicines.
NSA: Wiretapping At various times, Dr. Heimlich has also proposed that cancer
Osama bin Laden and Lyme disease could be cured with "malariotherapy." As
with AIDS, the theories have been dismissed by leading
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scientists.
Pharmacy Investigation
Yet, Dr. Heimlich continues to
Speaker of the House Dennis
Hastert press his theories, leading
one of his own sons to
Terror denounce his father as a
U.K. Airline Terror Plot fraud.
U.K. Bombing Attempts
"For the last 30 years, my
Wen Ho Lee father has devoted himself
William Jefferson to promoting a whole series
of discredited, experimental,
Zarqawi dubious medical theories which every medical expert says
are either useless, dangerous or crackpot," Heimlich's second
son, Peter, said in an interview to be broadcast Friday on
MONTHLY ARCHIVES
"20/20."
June 2008
May 2008 In a family feud that is playing out like a Greek tragedy, the
son has waged a five-year campaign on the Internet to
April 2008
denounce his father and his medical theories.
March 2008
"I don't think I am a bad son," Peter Heimlich said. "If you
February 2008
care about somebody, you don't let them hurt themselves or
January 2008 hurt others."
December 2007
The son says he has no question about the effectiveness of
November 2007
the maneuver his father invented to save choking victims,
October 2007 but that his father is trading on its reputation.
September 2007
"And I think that reputation has allowed him to proceed and
give him kind of a halo and give him cover to promote all
these other dangerous ideas," the younger Heimlich says.
"It was a very painful thing for my parents," said eldest son
Phil Heimlich, a former public official in Cincinnati.
"That was bad enough, but when it turns out to be your son,
I think it was a very, very difficult thing for my folks to take,"
Phil Heimlich said.
"I haven't found anything he said that has any real credibility
to it," he said, referring to his brother Peter. "My father,
because he's a pioneer, has always been criticized, attacked
by the medical establishment whenever he's come out with
one of his major discoveries."
"There are some Nobel prizes they would like to take back,
and I believe that's one of them," said Dr. Fauci. "It's a
dangerous thing to do. It just seems inexplicable to me that
he is doing this."